Advantage of MBBA Course in India

• Doctors in India are known for their expertise and has high reputation in the countries like US, UK, CANADA, NEWZELAND and many other European nations.
• Public private partnership has a good demand in India o encourage rather than other countries.
• Medical education in India has a high demand as the students pursuing MBBS fro top university in India gets prodigious respect from the Indian society.
• India is country has a high demand to invest in medical education as there is a need of more than 1 lakh doctors bby the year, WHO recommends to increase doctor patient ratio o be 1:1000. Therefore, government is focussing to increase the number of medical college in INDIA.
• India is rich in source of providing alternative healthcare like Ayurveda, homeopathy, yoga, Unnani & Siddha.
• India is known for its high quality of healthcare treatment at affordable cost and attracts global medical tourism and it is expected to grow to $ 8 bn by the year

Disadvantage of studying MBBS in INDIA

• Too expensive :– MBBS in India is not everyone’s forte. It’s way more expensive than any other country. MBBS in india is the toughest program as compared to any other programs like engineering, arts, science etc. There is a tough competition in India medical education system, NEET qualifires will get admission in MBBS course in India by paying a huge amount of fee in orivate medical colleges. Non-qualifires who want to take admission in private colleges will have to pay donation which costs around 50-70 lakhs. Irrespective of government colleges which are very less in number, private colleges charge total fee around 30-40 lakhs.
• Poor Infrastructure :- Top medical government colleges in India are known worldwide for their quality education but lacks at some factors and infrastructure is one among them. The government of India is focussing on the improvement in educational quality day by day and ignoring the campus structure which is getting degraded day by day and are not able to attract the foreign students. The reason behind is the low-fee structure and the aim to give medicine a new direction.
• Tough eligibility criteria :– In India, MBBS in top private colleges in not easy, apply only if you are capable of securing good position or coming in 4% in the country as, 2% is reserved for open category and rest are reserved for SC, ST, OBC etc.
• Low-passing percentage :- Students who studied vigorously for approximately 2-3 years minimum will also has a less chance to get qualified in INDIA’s government medical college due to high cut-off and therefor the success ratio medical examination like NEET or other level government exams like AIIMS,AFMC,JIPMER is only 0.7%. Approximately 90% of students don’t make their best in one of the toughest exam NEET every year. For this problem VEPS help you out with innovative options for India students to either choose private medical colleges with low capitation fee (only few are there)or to go with MBBS in Abroad option. We are dealing in this concern for so many years and have gain expertise in medical education.

Generally, the sets questions that come NEET are the mixture of physics, chemistry and biology (ZOOlOGY and BOTANY).

There is negative marking for wrong answers. For domiciled candidates or in some state level examinations there are also some questions based on general knowledge, English or some intellectual based question.